Weekend Teaching

In a world - and an election season - where kindness can become a casualty, Pastor Jeff considers the ‘loving kindness’ of our God, and the call to us to become like Him - showing indiscriminate kindness, especially to those who have little or nothing to offer in return.

As we continue to think about how God wants to gradually transform our lives, this week Pastor Jeff looks at patience - a vital virtue and fruit of the Spirit in our clamoring, busy, and often impatient world.

As we walk with Jesus we experience who He is and what He is like. He is known as the Prince of Peace and the God of Peace, who came to bring His peace to a world that is in chaos and turmoil. As we experience the peace of God in our lives, we are able to be peacemakers to the world around us.

As we continue to think about the fruit of the Spirit, which is a sentence that describes the harvest that comes in our lives when we walk with the Lord, this weekend we consider what it means to experience joy. We might be surprised as we dig into what it means to be joyful…

This weekend Experiencing Love is our theme in the study of the fruit of the Spirit. In times of stress and upheaval, what might happen when LOVE walks in?

Join us this weekend as we look at what it means to depend on something other than our own strength to make good decisions. Hope to see you there!

How can we stand in the gap with families facing relational and financial poverty? Many families facing food disparity globally choose to place their children in an orphanage so that their child/children can have a meal and maybe go to school. Is there a better way? Let’s explore this topic together.

As we have walked through the Gospel of Mark for the past 15 months, we have experienced this huge build up to what is the most pivotal moment in human history. Jesus, a dead person, three days later comes back to life again. And as we celebrated the resurrection story last week, you might be wondering....what's next? What does Jesus do after such a momentous occasion? He came back from the dead to do something... what was it? Join Pastor Donny as he shares how Jesus was very busy after the resurrection. He was busy preparing His followers to take His message to the four corners of the earth.

Please join us! This week it is very simple: HE IS RISEN!!!!!

This weekend we will explore with Dick Foth the most profound six hours in the history of mankind, the crucifixion of Jesus.

Is our world becoming more violent? Is anger becoming more uncontrollable in this nation. Shootings, fights, revenge, bullying and hate… How is all this connected to God? Join us this weekend as we look at the last days in the life of Jesus. Hope to see you there!

As we consider the courtroom scene where Jesus stood before Pilate, we realize that the choices that were made there- and the choices we make today- are vital and crucial. Join Pastor Jeff for “Decisions, decisions”.

This weekend, Pastor Jeff looks at Peters epic failure as he repeatedly denied Jesus. Why did that happen? What is the power of shame, and how does Jesus respond to us when we fail?

This weekend with Dick Foth, we explore the setting and characters around the explosive moment that sends Jesus of Nazareth to the cross. It is triggered by is the most profound “yes or no” question ever!

Join us this weekend as we look at the challenge of relationships. Why did Judas betray Jesus? Why do we have challenges in our relationships? It is complicated! I hope to see you there.

In this message Pastor Mackenzie Matthews invites us to consider Jesus patterns in the Garden of Gethsemane in Mark 14.32-42. He is painfully human in this account and it is through this suffering that we can learn the extent of his love. Jesus also modeled a pattern of prayer that we can emulate in our everyday lives, to come before God honestly, yielding and trusting his plans for our lives. “Yet not my will, but yours be done.” Mark 14.36

In a culture that where truth is undermined and we seem preoccupied with trivia, Pastor Jeff points us to Jesus final evening with his friends - the Last Supper. There we learn what matters most.

This weekend we look at how U COUNT, an anti-trafficking ministry of Timberline Missions, is partnering and working hard in far off lands and right here in Northern Colorado to bring liberty and life to countless captives all in the Name of Jesus who is our liberator.

This weekend we explore a single act of compassion by one woman toward Jesus as the conspiracy to murder him comes to a head. It is a 'MOMENT for the AGES' that challenges the mind and inspires the heart!

Do you ever feel anxious about the end of the World? Do you believe we are getting close to the day? Join us to talk about how we can navigate through these challenges.